Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-30
HOW DO WE ZIG ( C.Ja GRAVES?

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 We must eat or we cannot live. This we a ] know. But do we all know that We die by eating? It IS aid we dig 0 graves with our teeth. How foo ish this sounds. let it is i',a rue. Wvn ter rified at ;i ,.vach of the cholera md vel 0, l. vet there is a dis oase colIs' # ou3 doors and Ill our houses IuI more dangerous anG destructive. Most people have in heir own siomachs il poison. more slow, but quite as fatal as the germs of those ma!adies which sweep mel nto eternity by thousands witholl
 nning ill the tim,a of great cli- .emics. But it k a mercy that, | ,e are watclfu', v,o can tell wh,1 ye are threatened The followin. Ire amoll hc symptoms, yet they To not alway, necessarily appear Ill the same order, nol are they always the same in different cases There is dull and sleepy feeling; Q bad taste in the mouth, especially in the morning; the appetite is change ible, sometimes poor and again it seems as though the patient could not eat enough, and occasionally no ppetite at all dnl!ness and slug ,ishness of the mind; no ambition .o study or work more or less head tche and heaviness in the head; lizziness on rising to the feet or moving suddenly; fulred and coat ed tongue; sense of load on the stomach that nothing removes hot and drv skin at times; yellow tinge in the eyes; scanty and high-colored urine sour taste ill the mouth, ire quently attended by palpitation of the henit impaired vision, with spots that seem to be swimming in the air before the eyes; a cough, with a greenish- -colored expecto- ration; poor nights rest; a sticky slime about the teeth and gums l; hands tnd feet cold and clammy ]; irritable temper and bowels bound up and costive. This disease has puzzled the physicians and still pug zles them. It is the conmonest of ailments and yet the most compli- rated and mysterious. Sometimes 1t is u, tted as consumption. some times as liver complaint, and then again as malari; ud even heart dis ease. But its real rature is that of constipation and dyspepsia. It arises in the d gcstive organs and soon affects all the others through the corrupted and poisoned blood. | Often the whole body--including the nervous system-is HteroUy stmred, even when there is nc emaciation to tell the sad story.
 Experience has shown that there + put one remedy that can certainly cure th;s disease in all its stages namely 'hakcr Extract of Roots or Mothe jeiyels Curative Syrup. Ii never iali, but, nevertheless, no time should 5e lest ill irving other so- called remedies. for they will do nc good. Get this great vegetable prepa' ion discovered by vener- able Ii wlost name is house hold :! i!t Gu1D.iny) and be sure to get onlline article.
 II BY SEVEN DOCTORS,
 Sha' r Extract of Roots or Sci gels sgfap has raised me to good health 2ten doct, rs lul givcl me up s..s ,fiti consumption. .- So WI L., R. [. Grace, Kukman- vile, ] ,dl Co. Ky.
 HI HEAED OF IT JUST IN TIME.
 "I lad been a!oi;t given up to die wih lyspel ,iu when tirst saw the ad tiS mrn; o| ;haker Extract of Roe or >ieig"l's syrup. After using TT ties I was able to at tend [ ll o,i,iness as well as ever. I kno, { i..cc"rnl cases of chiill and fever at have been cured by 1t. v So WI; < AIr. Thos. Pullum, of Fay Tor, G, tleva Co, Ala.
 wo IT TEN DOLLARS A BOTTLE.
 Mir. 'h,nts r. Evans, of the firm of Eva s A Bro. Ierchants, Horn town. AccomacI O., Va, writer that h' had bee ,p'ck with digestiv disord for n'1 Ky years and he tried any phy3i,lans and m"h cines itho'It h'naiit. He began to use Sl. ,,l 4N'l;,1 of Roots or Sci ! gels rrup about the lst of Jan 1887, Nas .o .nuch better in three .r .. ..,r. "-idored him elf p. ,c!iea ..,,D He adds: haA. . i,,s lime one bot tie on lnl, anA l could not get any III 'oo''l ."t tad'e te" d0ilar v for 4 "